First, create a Readme.md in your code editor!

Headers:
This is usually your title or subtitle in your markdown file.

# for H1 
## for H2
### for H3
#### for H4
##### for H5
###### for H6

That gives you:

Read me

Style:
For a bold font, use double asterisks: **Read me**.
This gives you: Read me

For an italic font, use single asterisks: *Read me*.
This gives you: Read me

For a strike through text, use double curly lines: ~~Read me~~.
This gives you: ~~Read me~~

Lists:

1. Mango
2. Pineapple
3. Berry
   1. Strawberry
   2. Blueberry

* Cherries
* Watermelon
* Citrus
   * Orange
   * Grapefruit

The asterisks can be replaced with + and - :

+ Papaya
- Guava

Links:

[Click me I'm google!](https://www.google.com/)

Code:
Use back-ticks to get incline code:

`How to write a simple ReadMe`

This gives you: How to write a simple ReadMe

For a block of code, use 3 back-ticks at the beginning and the end of your code.

console.log('Read me')

print('Read me')

Tables:
You use | to separate the table columns and - for the column header with : to align them!

TV Shows|Seasons|Genre
--------|:-----:|:-----
Money Heist|4|Crime
Schitts Creek|6|Comedy

TV Shows	Seasons	Genre
Money Heist	4	Crime
Schitts Creek	6	Comedy

Images:
You can add images: ![imagename](TargetUrl)

![Pineapple](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/54/fb/a3/54fba3dbd6b4af80cfc4d2bd6cb5c81b.jpg)

To add an image from locally, there are many ways to do this. My favourite is using imgur. This creates a URL for your local image!

Videos:
Youtube links can be added: [![video name](Video URL img)(Video URL embedded)]

[![Anthony Ramos](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gfIugjRFNXs/maxresdefault.jpg)(https://www.youtube.com/embed/Jc9pka7sE0w)]

Gifs:
One way to add Gifs to your markdown is to:

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